The Sun. — London, England, 1818-10-21 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS. (FROM TIM tiIORNING PAPERS OF TIIIS DAY.) [The 7'imes.l ITBFATy Pon TIME EVACUATION or rinxcr. the name of the holy and Indivisible Trinity! Their. Majesties the Emperor of Austria, the Ring of Pr 0,43, and the Emperor of all the Bussing, having•rei4ired to Aix-la-Chapelle, and -their Majesties the King of France and Navarre, and the Icing of the'kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, having sent thither their Plenipotenti :at ies, the Ministry of the five Courts having as senibled in 'Conference, and the French Plenipoten tiary having made known, that in consequence of the state of France and the faithful execution of the Treaty of Nov. 20, 1815, his Most Chris tian Majesty was desirous that the Alilitailt 'Occupation stipulated 1 y the Fifth Article of the said Treaty. should cease as soon as possible, the Ministry of the Courts of Atts . ria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia, after having, in concert with 'the said Plenipotentiary of France, maturely ex amined every thing that could have an infimence -on such an important decision, declared, that their Sovereigns 00141 admit the principle of the 'evacuation of the French territory at the end of the third year of the occupation, and wishing to consolidate their resolution in a formal Conven tion, and to secure at the same time the definitive execution of the said Treaty of November 20, 1815, their Majesties named (here follow the names of the Ministry), who have agreed upon the following Articles Art. f . The Troops composing the Army of Occ9pation shall be withdrawn from the French territory by the 30th of November next, or sooner if possible. Art. 2. The strong places and fortresses which the said troops now occupy, shall be surrendered to Commissioners named for that purpose by his Most Christian .11ujesty, in the state in which they were at the time of the occupation, conformably to the Ninth Article of the Convention concluded in execution of the Fifth Article of the Treaty of November 20, 1815. Art. 3. The sum destined to provide for the pay, the egnipment, and the Clothing of the troops of the Army of Occupation, shall be paid, in all cases, till the 30th of November next, on the same tooting on which it has existed since the Ist of December, 1817. Art. 4. All the pecuniary arrangements be tween France and the Allied PoWers having been regulated and settled, the sum remaining to be paid by France to complete the execution of the 4th article of the Treaty of Nov. 1815, is defini tively fixed at 265 millions of francs. Art. 5. Of this sum, the amount of 100 millions of effective value shell be paid by an inscription of rentes on the great book of the Public Debt of France, bearing interest from the 22d of Septem ber, 1818. The said inscriptions shall be received at the rate of the fonds on the sth of Oct. 1818. Art. 6. The remaining 165 millions shall be paid by nine monthly instalments, commencing with the 6th of January next, by draughts on the houses of Hope and Co. and Baring, Brothers, and Co. In the same manner the inscriptions of the rentes, mentioned in tile above article, shall be delivered to Commissioners of the Courts of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia, by the royal treasury of France, at the epoch of the-com plete and definitive evacuation of the French territory. _ _ Art. 7. At the same epoch, the Commissioners of the said Courts shall deliver to the royal trea sury of France, the six obligations (engagements), not yet discharged (aequittls), which shall remain in their hands of the 15 obligations (epgagements) delivered conformably to the second article of the Convention concluded for the execution of the fourth article of the 20th of Nov. 1815. The said Commissioners shall at the same time deliver the inscriptions of seven millions of rentes, created in virtue of the Bth article of the said Convention. Art. 8. The present Convention shall be ratifi ed, and the ratifications exchanged at Aix-la- Chapelte, in the course of 15 days, or sooner if possible, in the faith of which the respective Ple- nipotentiaries have herewith signed their names, and affixed to it their seal and arms. Done at Aix-la-Chapelle, the 9th of October, in the year of Grace 1818. [Here follow the signatures of the Ministers.] • We have found the above Treaty conformable to our will, in consequence of which we have confirmed and ratified the same, as we do now con film and ratify it for our heirs and successors. [Here follow the signatures of the Sovereigns, Avid] the specification of the different years of their several reiznil Aix-la-Chapelle, Oct. 17, 1818. [Morning Chronicle] Acconnts from Spain mention that Canga Ar gilelles had been arrested and confined in a castle Canga Arguelles, is 11 believel, had been called np to Madrid by Piiarro, and was on his way from .Valencia when seized by Officers hear ing a secret commission. He has always been considered'as one of the best financiers in Spain, and was at the bead of the Finance Department. during the time of the Cortes. He is not related to Argnelles'tlie orator, who has long been in contineolmt. -- We understand that the two Lima Cnmmi , - sinners were to leave town yesterday fur Paris, on their way to Madrid.—(Thid.) [4Ylorning Herald.] THE QUEEN. " Kew, Eight o'Clock, Oct. 20. " The QUREN passed the whole of last night in a state of great pain and restlessness. Sir Francis Milman was the only Physician in at tendance, and he did not retire from the Roy - al chamber till after one o'clock this morning.— Soon after six o'clock be again visited her Ma jesty, and found her somewhat more free from pain, but in a state. of greater exhaustion than she has been on any former day, since the commence ment of her illness. Sir Francis remained in the closest attendance on his august Patient till after ten o'clock. The Prince Regent, having had but R sligl4t attack of the gout, resumed his visit to his august Parent, and arrived at the Palace about half-past six this evening. His Royal Highness, after receiving the evening report of her Majesty's Physicians, remained to dinner with the Prin cesses, and was expected to set out on his return to Carlton House about nine o'clock. Sir' Henry Halford returned frOM Windsor at two o'clock, and both he and Sir Francis Martian remain in attendance for the night." [Morning Post.l The following rrticulars respecting the ar rangements made to bring back our troops from France are stated in a letter received yesterday from our Margate Correspondent " You may place implicit confidence in the re port of an arrangement for the bringing over our invincible legions, at 4s. 6d. a man. Captain Isaac Reed, one of the Proprietors of the Mar gate packets, has had several conferences with Government upon the subject, and has actually entered into an engagement to furnish the follow ing fast-sailing vessels, manned by competent seamen, namely :---The Deice of Yotk, Duke of Gloucester, Princess of Wales, Britannia, and Grand Falconer. These yachts are to be in Calais Harbour on the 25th inst. Capt. Reed returned here on Saturday ; and yesterday he received a mandatory order requiring his attendance at the Foreign Office without delay : he set off i nstanter. It is said he will receive his ultimatum to-mor row. The owners of the Majestic, Thames, and Victory, steam•boats, are also in treaty for the conveyance of troops, at the same price." THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed Last Night. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY•LANE.—The Recruiting Officer: Captain Plume, Mr. Stanley; Sylvia, M rs. Mardyn. After which, The Falls of Clyde. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.--(lSt time), Proof Pre sumptive : Principal Characters by Mr. C. Kenible and Mrs. Faucit. After which, The Wedding-Day. To, which was added, The Barber of Seville. To CORRESPONDENTS. CLERICI73 Sbotild address his Letter to the fiend of the Office to which it relates, .and be will be sure of Teething a satisfactory answer. *** For LITERARY REVIEW, see the Firct Pace—For PRO VINCIAL JOURNALS, see the Last Page. MAILS. Arms , Ev-1 Dublin, 1 Niraterford, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, 1 Jamaica. DuE-1 Waterford. PRICE 01 THtB DAY AT lc Bank Stock 2734 X per Cent. Red. ... 760 3 per Cent. Cons. 771 S'rocKS wELvv o'c [AWN. 5 per Cent. N. Ann... t 07134 Bank L. Ann..— 20 1-16th India 80nd5......895. 90s. pr. Exch. Bills, 2d... I9s.Bts. pr. coos. for November, 77ii 'TON, Stock-Broker, st per Cent 4 per Cents. 350 E. E 2, ( r:orniiiil, and Lombard-street. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW. Morning, 3J tninntes after 7. I Evening, 2 minutes after Itt THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, TPEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1818. HER MAJESTY.—The following Bulletin was issued this morning : KEW PALACE, OCT. 21. " There has been no improvement in Her MA JESTY'S symptoms since our last Report. (Signed) " Fa. MILMAN. " H. I-lAk.FORD." We received this morning the Paris- Papers. of Sunday last. The following are Extracts : " PARIS, OCT. 18.—The King yesterday transacted business successively with the Minister of the Interior, and the Councillor of State de Mezy, Director-General of Posts. His Majesty afterwards went to Vincennes. " At noon yesterday, at the parade of the troops on guard, at the Thuilleries, the Duke de Reggio delivered up the command as Major• Gen eral, on service, to the Duke of Ragusa. " His Majesty has appointed the Marecbal•de- Camp Galdeniar a Lieutenant-de-Roi, and con• ferret, on him the command of Thionville. " Between the 20th and 22d inst. 18,000 Eng lish are to arrive at Calais, to embark for England " It is not yet certain whether the Emperor of Russia will come to Paris. The Marquis Dessoles has gone to receive this Monarch on his proceed ing to Valenciennes to review the troops. " The Marquis d'Autichamp is also gone to re ~. ~ teive the - liittg of Prussia, who will pass some aYs at Paris. " The Prefects of the Departments adjoining Spain have been instructed to prevent persons from going into the Peninsula, unless they prove that they have the means of making the journey and Alf subsistence. Even pilgrims are no longer admitted to visit St. James de Compostella, if they do not previously prove that they have the means of making the journey and of returning. " In digging recently at Tarn, a small com mune a short distance from Valence (Drome), the head of an elephant was found. Search is making to discover the skeleton. " The Journal de Maine et Loire, in speaking of the vintage in that quarter, says, there has not been so tine a one for 30 years. " The discontent at Friberg is so great, in con sequence of the resolution of the Great Council for restoring the Jesuits, that several of the inha bitants are preparing to abandon the country, and to emigrate to America. FIVE PER CENTS. Saturday 7sf. 70c. • DEEP AR 8D STOCK Of the 22d March, 1817, B7 f. sc. 22d Sept. 1417, 424 March, 1818, 42d Sept. 1818, Bl f. sc. AIX-LA-CHAPULLE, OCT. 14.----The Grand Duke Constantine arrived here to-day from Frank fort. Ilim apt! the Grand Duke Michael, the Archduke Antony of Austria, and the Princes William, Chat les, and Augustus of Prussia, will attend the grand departing review. " The Miuisterial Conferences continue alter nately at the hotels of the Prince de Harden burg and the Prince de Metternich. They relate to measures for guaranteeing the peace and tranquillity of Europe, in consequence of the evacuation of France having been decided upon. Never were the Cabinets of Europe more disposed to concur in the great work of perpetual peace, a vast project which experience seemed to have classed amongst political reveries. " The exchange of the ratifications of the Treaty for the Evacuation of France, will proba bly take place next Saturday the 17th, or Mon day the 19 . h.. The Sovereigns will then set out for the Grand Review of the Allied Troops in France. " Messrs. Baring and Labouchre set out to day for Paris, in order to make arrangements for the first payment of the contributions stipulated by the new Treaty on the 6th January, 1519. " 'The En , peror of Russia and the King of Prussia returned to-day from Spa. " An Address to their Imperial and Royal Ma jesties and to their Representatives in Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle, has been distributed to the Corps Diplomatique. It is said to be from the pen of Mr. Wilberforce. It points out in bow many ►n stances the Treaty for the Abolition of the Slave Trade has been hitherto . infringed, and proposes measures for its strict execution. A French Journal published here, called Le Nouvellist, asserts, that the Emperor of Austria, in conversation with the cloth-►merchants, respect ing the loss they sustained by their articles being refused admission into France and Italy, said, that he hoped and believed, the assembly of Monarchs would give rise to Treaties of Com merce which would equalise the interests of the different nhtions of Europe.' " FRANKFORT, OCT. I3.—The Bavarian Go vernment has declared to the Court of \Vurtem berg, that the reports of an assemblement of Ba varian troops are destitute of foundation." This morning we received Boston Papers to the 28th ult., New Yolk to the 26th, Philadelphia to the 25th, and Baltimore to the 24th.—Jamaica Papers also arrived to the Gth ult. (From The New York .Commercial ..4dvertiser of Sept. 25) " The Government of the United •Btates have determined to establish a naval depot above the • v Highlands on the Htulson's River. This situation, is highly advantageous for such an establishment, and will afford the most safe situation for the purpose intended. . . " COMMODORE AURA' —The Aurora of the 231 of Septerriber contains a letter from the Commo dore, dated Island of St. Catharine's, Old Provi dence, July 18, 1818. lie states that he took possession of that island, and hoisted the flag of the Independent Governments of Chili and Bue nos Ayies on the 6th of that month. The island abounds with all kind of vegetation. He con cludes by stating that his followers are in excel lent condi ion there ; and every respect is paid to the flags'of all nations, and every protection af forded to those who may be disposed to commer- dal enterprises. " The Savannah Republican of the 151 b of Sep• tember state 3, that there had been 24 cases ofithe fever in that city, which bad proved truly fatal to the inhabitants. "The British schooner Favourite had arrived at yasleston, after baying been plundered of all her ea r g l ' be'ltleS don at s spale, berCT tam murdered, by the piratical schoo ner Pellil-e's " WASHINGTON, SEPT. 9 0.--We have 'tcillibe/ from the River Plate to the last of June. , rl deo , state that the Portugnese forces at Monte v• reinforced to 10,000 'mirk % bad taken the 1 , 0 i portant place 'bfilbolonia, at.well as 11ur boa (the head-quarters of Artigas) and PaysouuA 9 , ON left 1000 men to garrison Colonia ; t hat th e I to it icatl tuguese cavalry had crossed the UrugnoYl l3ld fo r country under contribution, rec rossed, a nd 9 W ea evacuating Purification, had taken a port bet o• Uruguay and Paysouda. it is added , that the se vernment of Buenos Ayres permitted th e Portugue vessels of war to co•operate with the lan d forces % the River ; that the Portuguese had threatened t 0 take possession of Martin Garcia, whic h conutian the entrance of the Uruguay ; a nd that, the_ succeed in this, it will require no great forecast predict, that their next attempt would be on Western (Buenos Ayres) shore. " e The President of the United State s has -la interposed his good offices with the Spanish -ft • vernment for the liberation of Mr. w, binson, who was connected with Mines "P e st Lion, and who is now confined as a prison er e , flavannah. The United States schooner, F4(l brawl, has arrived at the 1-lavannah to de ri ' e, the liberation of some Americans confined tberbe It is reported she carries the overtu res for t restoration of Pensacola. ; l iiti" j " Intelligence has been received from # r ri- . 0 , , o the 24th of July, which fully confirms his tal . Guiria, on the Spanish Main, by assault' ‘ , 01 1 7 , " Advices front Va!pet also, dated May give the death of Admiral Brion, whil e COl bating with the Spanish frigate Estneraltl3. " The Governor of Pensacola had issued a oe clamation on the 28th July, that the Port s /n o , Island were to continue open six calendar 01°I'e, from the date here, f or all kind me , 00 0 ' 4 br, " Admiral Brion's fleet, in the middle of iu o d consisted of one frigate, 2S gunS, two brie' two schooners. of " The Britibli Adiniral crtiizing in the °dr tpc Maria, manifested every disposition to /221 purposes of the Patriotic Commander. 0 514 <<Capt. Obed Wrighz, on the 14th Sep t ' rr o , St. Au g ustin ; he had procured a spani s4 or section, and would shortly leave th f°/. va:lla:eerlrs Hon. John Quincy Adams, S iett.i "The ' t ,l State, and family, was at Salem on thef23 °. -ett There was a dreadful hurricane o r 13 0 19 " 1 0 on the 30th of August, which lasted teej'''h in which several ships 'tad sustained seveleVes mate, and many houses blown down".ll° 1" :: Another tremendous Sea-Serpent )81 5 6 d/3ie 1 geared oil' the Capes of Providence, °icitoot Captain of the ship Eudoxa, arrived at IWS reports to be 40 feet longer than the fir st " e re' " Accounts from Buenos Ayres loidbelich ceived at Baltimore to the 6th of J uly ' ‘llO4 • state, that the Viceroy of Peru hasp r . W it le an armistice for a year, with the offer 0,,f ltareaf drawing the Royal troops front Poltisi and Cocbabama, to the Desagnade°s' the t he frontier of La Plata, but on condition J r°- o re' Patriots not to molest the Royalists, %/I`°,li," yet in the province of Telcaguand, CP. th e General San Martin was at Buenos Ayrestgas Armyo cause of his being so long from the v vfl t not known, but it was rum oured that he be succeeded." The Ja • o 9 stat es '' =tea Courant of August vatic that advices have been received there Iron es jog(' Rico, which state that the greatest AO ° oa te at that place, and all t h e military from tb e t t i c try had assembled at Sur Quam, to P l ' l° ,o' works and town in a more for midable start t9ol)'s fence. The occasion or all this COtittisiLlO iS posed to kave arisen from the Dum ber , (11 bar vateers, which had completely blockaded I' ) 0. bour, and threatened destru ction to t h e tov g [From* The Bartiedue , Merciwy of .degat 181 stein " Admiral Brion lots returned to Arigtiottil with a considerable supply of arms and out, beio% Lion, and all the british that had On e 800 men. go ited " The Env oy f ro m Pres id ent of the o de ( at th e e States still remained tit Margaritta coa end ti of, a Jo ( l i ) , , but was expected to tfrot sail a few ts of a sloopof war.'' clays fur the S t ates) i ll Ilse : foto tr¢C- bgt Omit Readers will ace, among the ri g pi a t , the LONDON Jou lINALS lA' this day, 3 C( 1 0 11' 0 ' TREATY for the EvAcuaTioN of France, e ta t hat The limes ; and as it is hardly Pr°llBl).reolgticl: Paper of high repute and extensive r i (h ea n ano t/ Would have hazarded its credit on 3 0 - a 10 5 g 0 .1 Document, we most ,oppose that o rs es faithful transcript. 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